Gambling arrests in Anaconda target W James Johnson and Hugh Daly
Warrants sworn and served by the sheriff against W James Johnson and Hugh Daly accuse them of gambling with June 7 as the complaint date. They were ordered to appear before Justice Quane for hearings the next morning. no bonds were posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. James Johnson
Hugh Daly
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Johnson
Mr. Daly
Devine
Duffy
Messrs
Johnson and
Daly
Donovan
Helena
Attorney General
Sheriffs Office
Messrs. Johnson and Daly
Anaconda
Atorney Duffy
D. H. Morgan
Mr. Johnson
Himself
Levine
Local notices and ads from Anaconda area
Deviled crabs 35c and various goods and services listed. Town events include dances at A. O. H. hall tonight and social gatherings at Silverhall. Names mentioned include Hammersloughs Greig Walsh Odson Strain Schiappi Pavne Hennesey Dalton and others with arrivals, sales, and rent offers.
Cost of Food and Grape Nuts Benefit Claim
A man recounts switching from white bread and hot cereals to Grape Nuts from Postum Co. He reports lower cost, better energy, weight gain, and absence of digestive discomfort, attributing improvements to the cereal rather than doctors or drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Picnic bids sought for Mountain View park event
A C H Piente invites bids by Thursday evening June 12 for all privileges at the Mountain View park picnic scheduled Sunday June 15 1992. Send proposals to Phil Greenan chairman committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Phil Greenan
Driver Battled Wild Horses In Park Avenue Run
Carl Hayman faced a harrowing 20 minute dash as four spirited horses bolted after a passing engine. He had just unloaded wood at the brick yard and, with bits removed, sprang into the wood wagon to pursue and save life limb and property along Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hayman
Mr. Hayman
Hayman
Park Avenue
Fire Team Tramples Through Main Street Scene
A wagon driven by Mr. Hayman raced down Main Street at top speed as four horses pulled a heavy wagon. The lead vehicle reached the rear of Smith Drug Company where one horse fell while turning into an alley, tangling the others but leaving the wagon largely undamaged and the driver unharmed.
Married at Friend's Home Lundburk and Hefferon Wed
At 311 East Third Street Charles Lundburk and Miss Isa belle Hefferon were united in marriage with Rev. Father Coopman officiating. Best man Michael McDermott and bridesmaid Katie Murphy assisted. The couple planned a wedding breakfast then departed for a tour to Seattle Tacoma Portland and San Francisco before settling in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Dunn
East Third Street
Charles Lundburk
Isabelle Hefferon
Father Coopman
Michael McDermott
Katie Murphy
Dunn
Pennsylvania Special to run Chicago to New York in 20 hours
The Pennsylvania lines start a new 20 hour daily train service from Chicago to New York on Sunday June 15. The train, named The Pennsylvania Special, will depart Chicago at noon with up to date equipment. For details contact H. R. Dering assistant general passenger agent 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
H. R. Dering
South Clark Street
United Workmen Session Opens in Portland
The supreme lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen meets in Portland with 400 members from across the country. Reports show 1901 membership gains, beneficiary funds, and honor lodge activity while pending two week session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen
United States
Canada
A. C. Harwick
Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Recorder
M. W. Sackett
Elizabeth F. Auburn
Superior Recorder
Superior Lodge
Policy of the New Cabinet in Paris Declared
In the chamber of deputies premier Combes outlined the ministry's line in a declaration echoing a June 7 synopsis. Moderates and right abstained, radicals applauded as he affirmed France Russia ties and a policy to protect moral and material patrimony while pursuing foreign relations. Interpellations on the programme were set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Combes
Associated Press
France
Russia
Cadets Fall to Yale as Miles and Longstreet Look On
West Point baseball team lost to Yale 15 to 4 in a game witnessed by Gen. Nelson A. Miles on the grandstand with Gen. Longstreet nearby. The contest took place at the military academy in West Point, New York, on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
Yale University
Nelson A. Miles
Longstreet
Wife Kills Herself After Chicago Fire Link
Mrs. Johanna Bishop, wife of J B Bishop of St Louis, died by ingesting carbolic acid today. Her husband was seriously injured in yesterday’s St Luke's sanitarium fire in Chicago and she killed herself upon hearing of his accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Johanna Bishop
President Roosevelts West Point Centenary Trip
President Roosevelt and party left Washington at 11 20 on a special Pennsylvania train for West Point to attend the centennial celebration. The president will return to the city on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
West Point
Pennsylvania Road
Hog prices reach peak since 1893 at Kansas City yards
Kansas City reports hogs sold today at $7.60 per hundredweight, the highest price seen here since 1893, indicating strong market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Guilty Must Suffer Over Hospital Scandal Inquest Underway
Chicago June 10. In the St Luke's hospital incident thirty four were injured with three feared dead. Eight patients died or were restrained while two attendants jumped to their deaths. Coroner Traeger ordered a full investigation into negligence and licensing questions as deputies visit morgues. Alderman Kent, a former legislator, died in the melee. Samuel K Markham said the hospital society sought a license but neighbors objected to the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
T. T. Mears
Evanston
A. W. Wittless
Amelia Wilson
O. EF. Miller
St. Luke's Society
Health Department
Traeger
Billy” Kent
Samuel K. Markham
Son shoots father in dispute over buggy in Princeton
Daniel Porter a wealthy farmer was shot and probably fatally wounded here today by his 18 year old son after a dispute over who should use the buggy. The incident occurred in Princeton Maine on June 10. Authorities described the case as a fatal family shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Meo
Daniel Porter
Murderer Edward Hale Hangs Self in Cantrell
Edward Hale, who shot and killed Miss Dora Donohue in Cantrell on Decoration Day, hanged himself today in Ottumwa Iowa. The killing occurred in the streets of Cantrell earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa
Edward Hale
Dora Donohue
Cantrell
Grain tax clause advances in Commons amid budget debate
London dispatch reports the grain tax clause of the budget passing the committees stage in the house of commons by a wide margin. The vote tally stood at 279 with the opposing side failing to stop the measure as lawmakers debated its implications for producers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Wreck of Chicago Great Western Train Near St Joseph
A Chicago Great Western passenger train No. 1 derailed seven miles north of St Joseph Missouri after rails spread at about 40 mph. Seven coaches tumbled into a 12 foot embankment, most cars splintered. only one injury reported, traveling man Henry Vanderhbaugh of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Chicago Great Western
Henry Vanderhbaugh
New York City
Hoone
Most Is Convicted For Publishing Improper Article
The Court of Appeals unanimously affirms Johann Most's conviction for publishing an improper article in his newspaper. He is sentenced to one year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals Today
Johann Most
Favorite Drama East Lynne in Dick P. Suttons Double Company
Matinee Saturday at 2 30 presents the popular drama East Lynne by Dick P. Suttons Double Company. Performances feature a favorite stage production in a classic dramatic role with local audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynne
Dick P. Sutton
Seats On Sale At Smith Drug Co Friday Morning
Positive change of bill announces gallery balcony parquet dress circle and boxes with 30c seats. Smith Drug Co opens ticket sales Friday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda Montana to Sell Refunding Bonds for 50000
School District No 10 Deer Lodge County Montana offers fifty thousand dollars in refunding bonds to take up and pay existing bonds issued May 2 1892. Bonds bear up to five percent interest payable semi annually with 1000 dollar denomination, dated May 2 1902 redeemable in ten years and payable in twenty. Sale at board office Main Street Anaconda on June 20 1902 at 8 o clock p m. Sealed bids due with 1900 dollar certified check per bid. bids may be rejected.
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Board of School Trustees of
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of Trustees
Main Street
Park Avenues
H. A. Nell
Anaconda
Ment
Patent notice for White Chief lode claim in Deer Lodge County
Notice from the United States Land Office Mont May 6 12 James A Dunlap of Anaconda Montana files a patent application for 1 50 linear feet of the White Chief lode vein with surface grounds 6 feet wide in Deer Lodge County Montana The survey No 65542 describes the claim bounds and corner bearings beginning at the N E corner and contains 2 6 acres The location is on the Summit placer and is recorded in Deer Lodge county The adjoiners are Summit placer and unsurveyed all sides Adverse claimants must file with the register at Helena within sixty days or be barred by law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. l. S. U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Walter C. Staton
Anaconda
M. M
General Land Office
Tporge D. Greene
Register
United States Land Offce
Mont
James A. Dunlap
Mon
Deer Edge
Tea
N. E
N. Montana
Recorder's
Deer Lodge County
Summit Placer
Register of the States Land Office
T of Montana
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Greig's
Hammerslough's. Shields
W. R. Cigar
Union
A. O. H. Hall
Schlappi
Hammerslough’s
Odson's
W. P. Payne
Smith
Ly. J. Hennesey
Butte
C. H. Pavne of
Boston
E. M. Conners and
W. 8S. Turner
Silver Lake
Horace W. Dalton
Newark, N. J
Greig’s
Walsh's
East Park
Verberckmoes
E. Park
Colvin
H. Hall
Hawn Drug Co
Strain’s
Charles Lumbbeek
Belle Hetfenon
Silverhall
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
C. W
Standard Office
J. M. Kiley
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Charles R. Schiappi
Bartenders’ Union
Mattie Block Hall
B. Miller
Joe Daly
Fitz Stevens
Maude Hinbach
Lincoln School
Pacific Coast
Miss Hinbach
Seattle
San Francisco
Board of County Commissioners
Danielsville
Forvesge
Keppler Jewelry CO
A. C. H. Piente
Rev
Mr. Sanford
United Workmen
Combes
Miles
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Assa
Eee
Michelob
Faust
Harles W. Free
NCH
BIG Hole Ranches
West Park Street
Main
L. de B. Smith
Anaconda, Montana
Parison
Paris-Murton Coo
Davol Medicine CO
Cal
Luis
Newton Bros
North Main St
Martin Drug Company
Apmacorda
CHE
Ago Torrkor
Hadgs
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
Copper City
Josh Whitcomb
Pete
Sen
Sagi
Brou
Dan Lss
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