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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1902

Page

9

Kelley Admits Charge in Hart Case at Judge Boyle Court

In a crowdedforenoon session Judge Boyle heard Patrick Kelley a miner plead guilty to insulting Miss B L Hart and found him guilty of grossly abusive conduct at the Owsley block entrance. Kelley posted $25 collateral after partial bond payment and was jailed briefly before release. Other court actions included Annie Larue denied robbery, Frisco Nell acquittals and multiple petty charges and pleas with various defendants assigned later hearings or fines.

Kelley Sol Levy Boyle Annie Larue John Doe Frisco Nell H. Heslop Joseph Herron Eagie George Irisbois J. H Burke Captain Everts Madame Guyon

Henry Hahn Sentenced for Cigar Store Robbery Confession

Seventeen year old Henry Hahn confessed to taking part in the Puck cigar store robbery on West Park street and was sent to the state reform school. Joe Johnson is already at the institution. Max Levy and Al Bath face later trials. May Ford, brought on insanity charges, was discharged after showing she is of sound mind. She had planned asylum reform but changed her mind.

Henry Hahn Puck West Park Street State Reform School Joe Johnson Max Levy al Bath May Ford

Symons Dry Goods to Open Grand Millinery Exposition

The Symons Dry Goods Co. expands its millinery department in Butte this season and will display more trimmed hats and shapes than any local house. They hire Miss Lillian C. Fuller from New York as head milliner. The grand millinery opening and exposition of fine goods is promised for Tuesday March 18, billed as the greatest display of fine millinery ever shown in Montana.

Butte Lillian C. Fuller New York New York City Symons Montana

Why Cigar, Montana Capitol Brands To Replace All Lines

The Why Cigar company announces it will produce only two brands in three sizes The brands will be called The Why and Montana Capitol All other inferior goods are to be sold off at low prices for one week to clear inventory.

Why Cigar Company Why Montana

Railway Tickets On Sale For Anaconda And Stations

Butte and Anaconda Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between. Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street provides time card and freight rate information.

Butte, Anaconda Pacific Railway Anaconda Betwen Great Northern North Main Street

Open Treasure addition offered for annexation to city

The Open Treasure addition on the west side near Emmet avenue has been offered to the city for annexation and the plat was turned into the city clerk. A vote on annexation is required under law as the plat is contiguous and offered with the city council acceptance. Residents sought water last summer and may join the city to secure municipal advantages. The Hobart school seeks connection to the city water and sewer system but talks at city hall were not clearly favorable due to a sprinkling tax dispute. The school previously refused to pay the tax, reviving debates about benefits for non residents and city tax payers. Dr. C E McCoy announces relocation to Goldberg block corner Park and Academy streets suites 306 307. consultation free for 30 days.

Emmet Board of School Trustees Hobart C. E. McCoy East Goldberg Block Corner Park Academy Streets

Lecture Tonight on Wall Between Jew and Gentile

Rev. James F. MacNamee of Helena, a noted speaker, will lecture at the First Baptist Church tonight. His topic is the Wall Between Jew and Gentile, described as an interesting subject. All are welcome.

James F. MacNamee Helena First Baptist Church

Mrs. O. A. Southmayd Stricken By Paralysis in Helena

Helena based dispatch reports Mrs. O. A. Southmayd wife of a mining man aged 63 has paralysis and is in a helpless condition unable to speak. Relatives fear the worst.

The Standard Helena O. A. Southmayd

Nearest Fancy Grocery House in the State Ad

John 4. Holland runs a Butte Montana grocery offering Electric Light Flour and a selection of liquors. Clubhouse bourbon and Shaughnessy rye are highlighted as premium, mellow whiskeys priced at 2.00 per quart. Readers are invited to request a price list of wines and liquors.

Clubhouse

Verdict Shuffle in Stromberg-Mullins Suit Draws Scrutiny

Judge Harney orders county attorney to investigate a juror who changed his vote in the Stromberg-Mullins vs C W Kurlman suit. The sealed verdict favored plaintiffs 504.32, but a poll showed seven to five after multiple ballots, prompting questions about who altered their stance and why.

Stromberg-Mullins Company C. W. Kurlman Foreman Castle H. S. Maxwell Jacob Widenbach Richard Bray Richard Jenkins Alfred J. Castle Mike Callan John PD. Jones W. F. Packard Joseph Shackleton Ledger Michaud George Roper Joseph Nadeau Harney Bray Robert BB. Smith Karlman Hainey Breen Governor Smith

One Thousand Miles on a Camel's Beck Lecture

Philippe Fontaine a former United States consul to Egypt presents an illustrated lecture at the Y M C A Auditorium tonight. The talk travels through Egypt Palestine and other oriental lands with costumes and oil paintings to delight a cultured audience. The New York Sun lauds him as an uns peers in oratory and entertainment. Admission 25 and 60 cents benefiting the YMCA.

Philippe Fontaine United States Egypt

Leading Wonderland 1902 chapter on Montana mining history

Northern Pacific issues its annual Wonderland chapter detailing Montana mining history from early days. It includes rare photographs and new pictures made for the edition. Send 6 cents and address to Charles S. Fee, general passenger agent, St. Paul, Minnesota, for copies.

Northern Pacific Montana Charles Fee St. Paul Minn

Real estate security approval noted for J F Fariss Co

The firm J F Fariss and Company at 119 Hamilton Street near West Granite is recorded as securing an approved real estate transaction. The notice confirms the firm’s involvement and address for public record.

J. F. Fariss & Co Hamilton Street Corner West Granite

Experienced Insurance Man Wanted at J H Fariss Co

Experienced insurance man sought by J H Fariss and Company at 119 Hamilton Street. The ad seeks an energetic professional with agency experience to join the firm and manage client accounts.

Dagger Ending for Butte County Poor Farm Gambler

John Albright, a 42 year old resident of Montana once known as a square gambler, died at the county poor farm after stabbing himself with a dagger. Coroner and nurse response followed, with an inquest scheduled for 10 o clock at the poor farm. Relatives in St Paul were notified by wire.

John Albright Albright Montana Butte Anaconda Lfe Johnson Duggan St. Paul

Caucus Rooms Selected by City Democratic Committee

The city democratic central committee chose primary and caucus venues for most wards and appointed two election checkers for east and west sides. Ward positions were set at specific locations while ward eight liaison James Reynolds was replaced by acting clerk William Winn during police chief’s absence in San Francisco.

City Democratic Central Committee East West Side James Finlen John McLaughlin East Side James Kelley R. Butler John G Simpson Florence Hate Hamilton Street East Park Street Cash Lodging House Fielt Montana Porphyry Streets James Reynolds San Francisco William Winn

Armour Building permit issued for packing house site

Inspector Lane granted a permit for Armour company packing house at Utah avenue and Iron street. Two stories plus basement, 75 by 96 feet, slow burning construction with heavy timbers and modern refrigerating devices. Estimated cost 25000 dollars. Mrs. Harold Cole received 5000 dollar life insurance after her husband, an assayer, killed himself. She improves and may leave bed soon.

Lane the Armour Company Utah Avenue Iron Street Chicago The Standard Helena Life Insurance Company Harold Cole

Herbert Nicholson Sells St Charles Evaporated Cream Stake

Herbert Nicholson, long-time Helena businessman, reportedly sold his stake in the St Charles Evaporated Cream company for 650000 to Gail Borden Condensed Milk, with ties to Wassaic New York and Passaic New Jersey, earning a substantial profit.

The Standard Helena Herbert Nicholson St. Charles

Conspiracy Arrests Reported in Port au Prince

News from Aux Gauges announces that nearly 29 citizens accused of conspiracy against the Haytien government have been imprisoned in Port au Prince and many have sought refuge with various consulates. Other towns in Hayti remain quiet.

Port Au Prince Hayti Maren 10 Aux Gauges Haytien

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butte News Mont W. Park Butte, Mont W. H. Wix N. W. Corner Broadway and Main Butte, Montana Dutton's Broadway Theater James B. Deleher Company Charles B. Hanford Helen Grantly Greaming§ T Union Family Theater the Butte Juda Boyle Miner Miss Hart Clernan the Symons Dry Goods Co Axminster Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company John Holland Grocer North Main St Liquor Department Judge Harney County At Torney J. H. Fariss & Co County Poor Farm Bler Mense Packing House Leopold Lander Furniture and Carpet Company East Broadway Anaconda Copper Mining Co K. Formel West Porphyry Street P. O BIS Blackfoot Milling Company Botte FICX Telephbene Yaris Butie Missoula Tonkin E. Park St Largey Lumber Company Iron St Harold RE. W. Harold W. Broadway the Argyle
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