Anaconda Man Sligh Attempts Suicide in San Francisco
Charles Edward Sligh formerly of Anaconda Mont turned on gas in a lodging house at 812 Kearny street San Francisco and survived after hospital treatment. He left letters to relatives and Mae Baril Sheridan Mont and his mother, asking forgiveness and urging an honest life while noting money loss as motive.
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San Francisco Examiner
Charles Edward Sligh
Anaconda
C. K E. Hill
Hoover Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Bligh
Anaconda, Mont
Kearny Street
Harbor Emergency Hospital
Sligh
Hall of Justice
J. M. Sligh
Mont
Miss Mae Baril
Wyoming
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Death in Benson Family Closes Brief Bereavement
The month old daughter of John Benson of 514 Pine Street died yesterday morning after meningitis. Katella Ramona was the infant’s name. The mother died about a month ago, leaving three children. Funeral at 2 p.m. today at the residence.
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John Benson
Pine Street
Katella Ramona
Benson
Vacation trips to seashore and mountain resorts in New Jersey
Vacation trips to seashore and mountain resorts on the New Jersey coast are seashore terminals of Pennsylvania system. Trains from Chicago connect at Philadelphia and New York with sea shore trains. Resorts in New England are reached through New York, with six daily trains from Chicago over Pennsylvania short lines. For details apply to H. R. Dering, A. G. P. agent, No. 2 Sherman Street, Chicago.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
New England
H. R. Dering
Sherman Street
Navy Chaplain Rev John Chadwick Resigns to Roosevelt
New York June 16 Rev John Chadwick chaplain in the United States Navy has tendered his resignation to President Roosevelt. Father Chadwick served as chaplain of the Maine at the time of the Maine explosion in Havana harbor.
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New York
John Chadwick
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Father Chadwick
Maine
Havana Harbor
Kennedy charged with petty larceny in city jail
Patrick Kennedy arrested by Officer John Barkovich on petty larceny charges after allegedly stealing curry combs horse brushes and two drawing knives from the MacCallum Cloutier barn and Henry Johnson blacksmith shop. Goods recovered and Kennedy to face justice court today.
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Patrick Kennedy
John Barkovich
Kennedy
MacCallum & Cloutier
Henry Johnson
Front Street
Taylor
Eli Guilbault
Chestnut Street
Peter Padbjaliski
All Nations
George Schutey
Matt
Sechutey
Armstrong
John Daly
Daly
Joan McHugh
Commercial Avenue
Divorce Suit Seeks Adoption After Found Child
A divorce case moves forward over concerns related to a child found at Saint Paul’s Church in Pennsylvania. The suit argues for guardianship and adoption procedures under state law.
Divorce Suit and Adoption Pleas Move Through Helena Court
Martin Nelson seeks a divorce from Annie M. Nelson in Havre. John Judge and Katie Judge petition to adopt a foundling child in St Pauls church Anaconda. Louis Seymour Knox obtains a marriage license to wed Elizabeth V. Waterbury. Judge Smith of Helena may hear Tobin versus City Treasurer Harper next week amid ongoing litigation.
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Martin Nelson
Annie M. Nelson
Havre
Mont
Martin
Annie
John Judge
Katie Judge
John H. Tolan
District Court
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Church
Anaconda
Joseph Henry Charles
Judge
Louis Seymour Knox
Lcense
Elizabeth V
Judge Smith
Helena
Tobin
Harper
Smith
Frinke
Stevens
Local Humane Society to Post Warnings on Animal Abuse
Mrs. C. M. Sawyer of the local Humane Society will post circulars and muslin warning tags from Otto I. Schoenfeld of the state safety bureau. Warnings outline penalties for animal cruelty, abandonment, improper care, and illegal fighting, with citations of sections and penalties up to three years in prison or $200 fines. Schoenfeld will tour Anaconda and Butte to distribute notices.
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C. M. Sawyer
Humane Society
Otto I. Schoenfeld
Safe Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Schoenfeld
Anaconda
Butte
Bec
Frere
Anterson
Modern Woodmen Session Reports Rapid Growth and City Admissions
The 16th session of the Modern Woodmen of America opened in Indianapolis with Lt. Gov. Northcott of Illinois attending. Maj. C. W. Hawes reported 664,166 members and $1.161 billion in insurance as of Dec. 31, 1902, plus 10,654 camps and $5.685 million paid in 5,860 death claims. Core talks urged broader city admissions and rate adjustments under current representation rules.
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Indianapolis
Woodmen of America
Northcott
Illinois
McHugh Demands Office From Police Magistrate Hayes
McHugh the police magistrate elect demanded the office from incumbent Ed Hayes who refused to surrender citing city counsel advice. Bond for McHugh had been approved by the City Council Monday night, with possible legal action to follow.
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Con McHugh
Ed Hayes
McHugh
M. P. Tobin
Hayes
Sawyer
Tobin
Frinke
Merchants Form Committee to Aid Me Hole Road Project
Anaconda merchants convened to back County Commissioners in repairing the old road and building a new Me Hole route. A three member committee, led by President Coy, will raise funds and push for a permanent roadway, with temporary repairs to keep the old route passable during construction.
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Anaconda
Board of County Commissioners
Coy
Dinner to Benefit Robins Chapel At 228 Fast Commercial Ave
The chicken ice cream and cake dinner for Robins Chapel is moved to 228 Fast Commercial avenue corner of Cherry street from 21 Main street. Menu includes roast chicken pork chicken pot pie fried chicken cream potatoes cabbage salad corn tea coffee ice cream and cake. Served 11 a m to 11 p m. Public urged to attend. Dinner Sc Boys waists 4 to 12 years on sale today at McRae & Co.
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Robbins Chapel
Commercial Avenue
Cherry Street
Main Street
Dancing at Mountain View Park Opens Summer Series
The Anaconda band will host Thursday night dances at Mountain View Park starting Thursday June 18. Mr. Richards handles the floor. dancing runs from 9 p.m. Trains depart Anaconda at 7:45 and 8:20 p.m. and leave the park at 8, 8:45, 10 and 11:30 p.m. Round trip fare is 20 cents.
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Anaconda
Richards
Park
Two Escapees From Warm Springs Are Searched For
Special Dispatch reports two heavy set men in jean clothing escaped from Warm Springs asylum. Sheriff’s office in Deer Lodge issued a lookout though they did not pass through this area. Also Olaf P. Anderson, a 50 year old resident, collapsed from paralysis at his home and was taken to hospital. County commissioners meet in special session to review roads and office vacancies. Aurelio Herrera Mose La Fontise and Harrington with wives visited from Butte and were taken to the penitentiary for a look and band music.
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The
Standard
Sheriff's Office
Warm Springs
Sheriffs Office
Olaf P. Anderson
Big Blackfoot River
Aurelio Herrera
Mose la Fontise
Harrington
Butte
Deer Lodge
Sheep shearers strike over contract terms near White Sulphur Springs
A crew of 20 sheepshearers refused to work for Len Lewis near White Sulphur Springs over contract conditions from a State Wool Growers resolution. They balked at a 1 cent deduction for quitting and a 1/4 cent fleece tie rate, choosing to leave for nearby districts. Lewis plans to hire another crew in a few days to resume operations.
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White Sulphur Springs
Len Lewis
Lewis Pens
Lewis
Dorsey
Munselshell
New Teachers Engaged in Bozeman
Prof. G H Swan with county high school trustees offers science to Prof Reinhard Weitzel of Ottumwa high school. It is expected he will accept. Prof D O Noel resigns after two successful years and Miss Quan of State Agricultural College class of 1902 is offered Latin and English. she taught in Red Lodge high school and is expected to accept.
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Standard
Bozeman
G. H. Swan
Reinhard Weitzel
Ottumwa
Iowa
D. O. Noel
Swan
Quan
State Agricultural College
Red Lodge
Bozeman Mill Project Moves Ahead With New Brick Building
W F Williams of Bozeman Milling says the firm contracted with Big Blackfoot Milling of Bonner for lumber and is closing a brick contract. The brick building should be finished in six weeks. Crews are clearing the old site and will resume work as new materials arrive.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
W. F. Williams
Bozeman Milling Company
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner
Free Employment Bureau Created by City Council
Helena June 16 Free employment bureau established at City Hall to be run by Police Magistrate F S Walker who will also receive 12.50 dollars monthly for extra labor plus his current salary.
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Standard
Helena
F. 8. Walker
Eye clinic at Beaudry block with Dr Riesland
Dr Riesland remains at the Beaudry block until June 20 offering eye care. Headache and eye trouble patients are urged to consult him with glasses offered at a small cost and work guaranteed with free consultation.
Death of Joseph W Brenton of Deer Lodge
Special Dispatch to the Standard Deer Lodge June 16 Joseph W Brenton native of Indiana died this evening after a year long asthma battle He came to Deer Lodge fifteen years ago and bought a farm five miles east He leaves several grown sons Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 am at Masonic hall under the auspices of the Masons.
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Standard Deer Lodge
Joseph W. Brenton
Indiana
Deer Lodge
Here
Masonic Hall
Masons
Nine aspiring dentists take Montana examinations
Helena June 16 Nine young men seeking to practice dentistry in Montana undergo examinations before the state board of dental examiners. The three day tests include practical work and may draw additional applicants. Individuals listed include R R Johnson J D P O Brien Great Falls and others from Bozeman Forsyth Missoula Kalispell Joliet.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
State Board of Dental Examiners
R. R. Johnson
John DP. O Brien
Great Falls
Charles 8. Patterson
Henry ©. Patterson
Samuel A. Graham
Bozeman
W. F.ay
Forsyth
Shattuck Cadets Visit Billings For Park Trip
A group of eight Shattuck military college students will depart in about ten days for a national park tour from Billings. More cadets are arriving next Saturday to join the park journey, with several staying several days as guests of local students. Reece Augustus stands trial for assault with intent to kill in Judge Smith's court regarding a March 20 shooting at Charley Reed's saloon on Clare Street that wounded George J. Alexander.
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Billings
Stuents
Shattuck Military College
Faribault
Minn
National Park
The
Standard
Helena
Reece Augustus
Man Pleads Not Guilty in $447 Theft Case
Albert Koerst er appeared before Justice Race in Great Falls after being released on $50 bail for the theft of 447 from Nels Rossney. He entered a not guilty plea and the preliminary hearing was set for 10 o clock next Monday morning.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Albert Koerster
Nels Rossney
Justice Race
Gates Arrives in New York with Oxford Lacrosse Team
John W. Gates arrived aboard the Wilhelm II in New York. Among the passengers were 14 members of the Oxford and Cambridge lacrosse team arriving for unspecified engagements in the city.
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New York
John W. Gates
Oxford and
Cambridge
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Anaconda News
Charles E. Sligh
San Francisco
Chaplain Mesiganus
Rom MacCallum
Ing
McRae & Co
Animals and Children
Local Humane Society
the State Board
Consul Northcott
Executive Council
Conell Northcott
Law Committee
St.Louie
MR. M’hugh
BR. J. Hayes
Dr. McHugh
Big Hole Road
Associa
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Tiood
K Robbins Chapel
4Fc. McRae & Co
Mountain View Park
Pippins
Sumatra
Earth
S. Cohn
Distributer
Butte, Mont
H. Traiser & Co., Makers
Boston
Union Cigar Factory
America
Budweiser
King of Bottled Beers
Whinesale Dealer
Ree Employment Bureau
John W. At
Beecham
Beecham’s
Cedar Street
East Park Avenue
R. de B. Smit Seeee Hotel
William Wolff & CO
Pacific Coast
Mission St
J. W. Collins & Co
Stromberg-Mullins Co
Butte, Montana
Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mase
United States
Allettera
Battle
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
D. Wap Book Free
Vox
A. Augadre
Newbroug Co
Bole
Oraggiete
Olf Deug
Roya
Hester
Chichester Chowk
Pepe Madison
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