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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1901

Page

8

Butte Jail Brawl Involving Women and Prison Dog

A morning melee in Butte city jail involved Mabel Ford Bobby Corrigan and Kathryne Kidder along with a Skye terrier and Jim the prison pup. Police officer Burns and Acting Sergeant Walsh struggled to separate the fighters as hair flew and the dogs joined the ruckus. Mabel paid 10 dollars in court while Bobby and Kathryne each faced 10 dollar fines for their antics.

Jim Himelf William Bradley Bobby Corrigan Mabel Ford Kathryne Kidder Policeman Burns Tom Walsh South Main Street Burns Mabel Bradley Hobby Bobby Kathryne Walsh Skye Normal Sullivan

Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Germ Destruction

The article extols Newbro's Herpicide as a scientific hair preparation that destroys the dandruff germ to prevent dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product both kills the germ and serves as a pleasant daily hair dressing, unique in its germ-destroying claim.

Newbro

Butte voters back Davey for mayor in Democratic ticket

The Butte community praised the Democratic slate led by Davey, noting his two years of alderman service and business acumen. Projections favored Davey over Sullivan and McCormick, with belief he would provide prudent city administration.

Davey Sullivan Butte McCarthy Judge Sullivan Mike McCormick McCormick

Democrats Organize Central Committee Meeting

A Democratic city central committee meeting was held last evening above the Mint saloon on Main street. James T. Tinten was chairman, Jack McLaughlin named vice chairman, and J. M. Reynolds and P. J. Gilligan elected secretaries. Committees were appointed for a vigorous campaign until polls close.

Democratic City Central Committee Mint Main Street James T. Tinten Jack McLaughlin J. M. Reynolds P. J. Gilligan

Mr Grady Buys House With Notable Lawn in Butte

Fr M Grady a businessman and democratic candidate for alderman of the Eighth ward has purchased the J W Morris residence at 520 South Dakota Street. The new property features a lawn described as among the finest in the city and one of the handsomest in the state.

Fr. M. Grady Eighth Ward J. W. Morris South Dakota Street Butte Mr. Grady

Last Day to Register for City Election

Notice warns residents that today is the final registration deadline to vote in the upcoming spring election. Voters must have their names entered in the electoral book before 9 PM to be eligible.

Bell Boy Thomas F. McFadden Visits For Health

Thomas F. McFadden long time bell boy at the Butte hotel and the Montana in Anaconda is in Portland for a few weeks to undergo an operation. He is here with many friends who wish him a full recovery.

Thomas F. McFadden Bell Boy Butte Montana Anaconda Portland

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Box Described as Trademark

The advertisement highlights the light blue enameled metal box bearing a C with a tail trade mark C.C.C. on each tablet. It warns the product is never sold in bulk and emphasizes Toc as part of the label.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic C.C.C

Special Meeting of Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union

A special meeting of Hotel and Restaurant Employes' Union No. 2 W IL U will be held at Miners' Union Hall this Friday at 2 30 PM to take action regarding our late brother Henry Spink All members are requested to attend Thomas Foley m 8 Walter Gordon President

Union No. 2 W. IL. U Miners’ Union Hall Henry Spink Thomas Foley Walter Gordon

Desperate Highwayman Jantz Convicted of First Degree Assault

Tony Jantz, one of two masked robbers who attacked Henry Staebler at 929 Utah Avenue last December 15, was found guilty of first degree assault by a jury in Judge Clancy's district court department. Staebler testified with a shoulder wound as Jantz claimed an alibi on the stand. The court will sentence next Monday. the penalty ranges five to ten years.

Tony Jantz Henry Staebler Utah Avenue Clancy Department of the District Court Staebler Jantz Arizona Street Murphy Smith Billy St. Paul Breen N. J. Savay M. D. Kelley

Burns Charged With Forgery Faces District Court

Pelix Burns is charged with forgery after allegedly signing Tom Boney’s name to a note to obtain $41, with Burns securing $23 before the case moved to district court. Boney, who roomed with Burns, asked county officials to expedite the matter, recounting the events at Hennessy’s and the life insurance examination. The county attorney plans to file an information in district court.

Pelix Burns Taylor South Butte Burns Tom Boney Hennessy’s Boney Tom Bone

Ross Is Better Han naford Ross Health Improves

From Missoula comes word Northern Pacific engineer Han naford Ross, after weeks in a railroad hospital with pneumonia, shows great health improvement and expects discharge soon. Engineer James O Boyle operates the throttle while Ross remains on the sick list. Friends celebrate his promising recovery. Schatzlein's displays new Wall papers at 14 West Broadway.

Missoula Hannaford Ross Northern Pacific James O' Boyle Ross Schatzlein’s West Broadway

Counterfeiter Frank James Faces Jail After Feiffer Fraud

Frank James engaged in a coinage dispute with Uncle Sam over nickels at 324 South Arizona street. Authorities accuse him of counterfeiting and expect to bring him before Jailer Hoyle, who eyes a May 1 move to the city hall.

Uncle Sam Frank James Jailer Hoyle City Hall James A. P. Feiffer South Arizona Street United States

Tom Hinds for Mayor in New Populist Ticket

The populist party plans a full ticket in the upcoming municipal campaign. Tom Hinds is discussed as mayor candidate with Anthony Shoviin for treasurer and Swede Murphy for police magistrate. A mass convention was called in Judge Clancy's courtroom to formalize the lineup and show populist strength.

Tom Hinds Labor

Last Day for Registration and Local Coal Promotion

The notice urges last day for registration and promotes Kemmerer coal as the best in the Butte market offered by Citizens' Coal Co. William Egan, aged 55, died yesterday. The body lies at Sherman’s Undertaking Parlors with funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m.

Kemmerer Coal Butte Citizens’ Coal CO East Broadway William Egan Sherman

Shamrock II Crew Prepares for Clyde Yacht Races

Captain Sycamore and 33 crewmen from the Dona Caprice and vorn ready Shamrock II for the Clyde cup challenges. The Glasgow watching committee sets June 7 and 14 races with two £125 cups for line crossing and time allowance. Invitations go to world yachting clubs, aiming to draw American entries.

Glasgow Sycamore Clyde Anish

Surprising Rio Chico Triumph At Tanforan Race Meet

At Tanforan San Francisco March 21 Rio Chico surprised bettors as he won by a short nose over Catastrophe after Lee pushed him to the lead. Tuthill dominated the handicap, easily beating Star Chamber and Advance Guard. Weather was fine and the track fast with several favorites upset.

San Francisco Tanforan Lee Catastrophe Tuthill Star Chamber Advance Guard Piggot Impromptu Cougar Invictus Dangerous Maid Reinald Our Lizzie Icy Rio Chico Dolore Astor Volcker Imly Mission Mitten McNamara

New York Race Deal Settled In Four Heats For 25000

Fire Commissioner John J. Scannell announced that he would agree to terms set by Thomas W. Lawson of Boston for a 25000 side match between The Abbot and Boralma. The race is to be four heats in seven with a $10000 certified deposit to bind the match and concessions made by Scannell to satisfy Lawson’s demands.

New York John J. Scannell Thomas W. Lawson Boston Abbot Lporalma Mr. Focannell Lawson Boralma

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