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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
5
Leather Goods Display In South Window This Week
This week in the south window a new line of leather items is shown including wrist bags priced from 1.00 and black leather belts from 1.00. Patent leather belts are also offered.
Butte Notes Show City Life and Traveling Notables
Butte residents note visitors and locals earlier in the week. Fred Orton and I EK Linderman of Sheridan register at local hotels while Frank J. Dalher and Huyler’s creams are advertised. Dentists and doctors move offices, new hires arrive from Helena, Chicago, and Philadelphia, and mining business is discussed with several measurements and shipments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Matin
Montana Music Co
I. EK. Linderman
Sheridan Ig
Finlen
Hudgall
Helena
Flora de Baltimore
Best
Union Made
Frank J. Dalher
Silver Star
Richard Lockey
Thornton
Charles L. Appel
Chicago
W. H. Godfrey
Twin Bridges
J. H. Calderhead
Butte
A. C. Sandberg
New Clark Block
Alex Livingston
Beeton
Huyler
Newbro’s
Fred Walker
Neihart
G. A. Chevigny
New Clark Building
M. C. Norris
Dr. Hanson
Frank M. Leford
City of
Mexico
BR. Rogers
Salt Lake
Ers
Eady
P. O
West Park
Northern Pacific
Northeast Limited
Howard
Walters
Presnt
Vancouver
B. C
Special Excursion Train from Montana Union Depot
Train leaves Montana Union depot at 8 30 a m Sunday and returns by 6 p m via a route to Alder with connections to Virginia City Pipestone Whitehall Twin Bridges and Sheridan. Fares include 1 00 to Pipestone 1 50 to Twin Bridges 2 00 to Sheridan and 2 00 to Alder. Stage connections available at Alder to from Virginia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Union Depot
Alder
Ates
Utte
Pipestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Alr
Virginia City
Butte Newspaper Men Plan Baseball Club with Brisk Brilliance
The Butte press crew mused about forming a baseball club after a banquet at the gardens. They spent the evening at the ball park where several talented players were showcased. Photographer Palmer caught the reporters in action on the spot.
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Men of
Butte
Ball Park
Palmer
Baseball Park
Townsend Seen as Likely Freed in Baggs Murder Case
Townsend, linked as an accessory before the fact in the Baggs murder, is expected to be released today. County Attorney Breen will review the case after Timothy Keefe testified Townsend was not the man seen with Cusick, while Townsend had fled to Pocatello briefly amid concerns from the earlier fist fight. The piece also notes a theater performance of Jesse James and a sermon by Rev. L H Mickle in Helena.
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James Townsend
Thomas Baggs
James Cusick
Baggs
Townsend
Breen
Helena
Timothy Keefe
Cusick
Keefe
Send
Butte
Pocatello
Raggs
Jesse James
Bob Ford
Edmund Paul
Mr. Duff
Dick Quantrell
Mr. Prince
Mr. McGraine
Lige
Miss McCallum
Mise Hall
Anaconda
L. H. Mickle
Mountain View M. E
A. Psendre
Paris
New Drug Co
Mont
WOUND MAY PROVE FATAL ALMONA BELL IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Almona Bell was wounded in her Butte apartment above John McLaughlin saloon early Saturday. Doctors say the wound is severe and potentially fatal, likened to the McKinley injury, with complications feared even if she holds her own. If she dies, a prominent local businessman may face arrest.
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Almona Bell
Butte
John McLaughlin
McKinley
Bell
Bell Woman Wounded as Investigations Focus on Shooter
Reports detail a bullet wound and the trajectory through the body with a drainage tube in place. Physicians note possible complications within 56 hours and debate whether the wound was self inflicted or caused by another assailant.
Goddess of Liberty Vote Closes Tonight in Owsley Block
The Goddess of Liberty voting contest ends tonight at 7 50 oclock in the Owsley block. Winning candidate must be ready to be taken to the dressmaker for measurement so the costume is ready by the morning of the Fourth. Last night results: Miss Zinn 1195, Miss Kilgallan 1178.
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Goddess of Liberty
Dr. Rinckel
Owsley
Cowperthwaite
Miss Zinn
Miss Kilgallan
Great Northern Railway Sells Helena Dedication Tickets
The Great Northern Railway company offers round trip tickets to Helena for the dedication event with departures July 2, 8, 4 and 5. Fares include Omaha and return 24.30, St. Joseph 94.50, Kansas City 34.50, and round trips via Billings Denver or St. Paul. Tickets valid for return until July 7. Ticket office 41 North Main Street.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Billings
Denver
St. Paul
Broadway
Butte
Mont
H. F. Ruger
Great Northern Railway Company
Helena
North Main Street
Three Hold Up Cases Heard In Havre Justice Court
A dispatch from Havre reports three hold up cases in Friday afternoon sessions. Mike Kearney and James Shay were charged with robbing William Ross of 24 dollars. Shay had prior warnings to leave town. Kearney was identified by the complainant. Both were bound over to district court. James McGlen faced accusations of assault and robbing John Smith of 15 dollars in a hard fought trial with many witnesses. The judge, Justice Mielais, missed the case.
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Standard
Havre
Justice Court
Mike Kearney
James Shay
William Ross
Shay
Kearney
District Court
James McGlenan
John Smith
Mielais
Fire destroys Kamloops stores. guest killed
At midnight a blaze started in the vacant J A Maras store next to the Cosmopolitan hotel, quickly spreading to the hotel aided by strong wind. The estimated loss is about 8000 dollars. a Cosmopolitan guest, William Barlow of England, died. Incendiary suspicion cited.
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Kamloops
B. C
J. A. Maras
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Maras
William Barlow
Pope sends Rome view mosaic through Bishop O Gorman to Roosevelt
Right Rev. Thomas O Gorman bishop of Sioux Falls will soon return to the United States carrying a letter from the pope to President Roosevelt. He will also bear the pope’s gift a mosaic view of Rome from the Vatican. The idea of making O Gorman apostolic delegate in the Philippines appears abandoned for now after Taft’s initial suggestion.
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Tome
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
United States
Roosevelt
Rome
Vatican Studro
O'Gorman
Philippines
William H. Taft
Jesse James melodrama on stage at Sutton’s Family theater
A full house watched OF BORDER OUTLAWS' DAYS JESSE JAMES, a melodrama based on the outlaw's life, last night at Sutton's Family theater. The show featured thrilling scenes including a train hold up and a rescue of a young girl from a rail incident.
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Jesse James
Sutton’s Family Theater
Robbery Reported by Malta Man in Havre Room
P Watson of Malta told Marshal White he was robbed of 55 dollars in his room at Johnson lodging house the night before. Miss Johnson described Watson as dull and said he showed several bills when paying for the room and then boarded a train toward Great Falls after leaving Helena.
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The
Standard
Havre
P. Watson
Malta
Marshal White
Johnson
Miss Johnson
Watson
Helena
Musselshell River
Great Falls
Fight With Ladrones
A detachment of United States Marines and a native constabulary force engaged Ladrones on Monon Bros 219 G Marine and nearby locality, with details incomplete but confirming active hostilities in Manila region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States Maries
Constabuls
Ladrones
G Marine
Conferees Seek Agreement on Philippine Government Bill
Washington, June 29. Philippine bill conferees met at Lodge's home and after a long session without firm coinage, land, and Philippine legislation terms, planned to reconvene at 10 am. Republicans led the talks as Democrats awaited a majority accord for speedy adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Lodge
Congress
Strike to Halt Work for All Road Machinists
The executive committee of the strikers says the walkout will affect Omaha Cheyenne and Armstrong Kan and that every road machinist will refuse to work tomorrow morning leaving smaller shops on the road unaffected by the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cheyenne
Armstrong
Kan
Strikers Clash as Pawtucket Street Cars Attacked
In Pawtucket and Central Falls on June 20 sympathizers of striking conductors stoned and obstructed street cars. Several motormen and conductors were injured by missiles as the traction company pulled its remaining cars off by dusk after running ten that day.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Central Falls
Good Crop of Wool in Townsend Shearing
Special dispatch reports the American Sheep and Land company herding sheep to Townsend for hand shearing. Foreman D. J. Reagan says a good wool crop results from this drive in White Sulphur Springs county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
White Sulphur Springs
American Sheep and Land Company
Townsend
D. J. Reagan
Changes in Commanda
Brigadier General George W. Davis, commander of American forces at Zamboanga Mindanao, is ordered to Manila to assume command of the department of the north. Brigadier General Samuel S. Sumner will succeed Davis at Zamboanga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
George W. Davis
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Department of the North
Samuel Ss. Sumner
Davis
Union Pacific Machinists Strike Stands Open Awaiting Monday
Omaha June 29. No change in the machinists strike as both sides hold until Monday to assess impact. Company officials declare they will monitor developments and act accordingly.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Imprisoned Students Return Home
In St Petersburg in June, students arrested last March during the student disorders and sentenced to two or three months imprisonment are now returning to their homes.
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St. Petersburg
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