Gambling House Case Postponed in Anaconda Court
William Augustine and Newt Shannon face a rescheduled preliminary hearing set for March 27 after County Attorney Duffy sought more evidence. The two men were arrested in a raid led by Under Sheriff Morgan amid alleged gambling operations, while tension flared between Duffy and defense counsel during yesterday's court session.
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Justice of the Peace
Quane
Duffy
Trippet
William Augustine
Newt Shannon
Itate
Shannon
Augustine
Morgan
Happy Wedding of Willard Hudson and Lydia Kenney
Willard A. Hudson and Lydia Kenney wed at the bride’s parents home at 412 West Park Avenue in a ceremony attended by many friends and relatives. The groom works at the Anaconda company and plans to settle in Anaconda. The bride, born in Missouri, has lived in the state her entire life.
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Montana
Joe Eaton
Meta Haverman
Willard A. Hudson
Lydia
Kenney
Weat Park Avenue
Too
Minnick
One Christian Church
Mirsonia
Helena
Anaconda
Pew Works
Anaconda Company
Misoute
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Spring Health Boost
A period advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as nature’s brain food that purifies blood and rebuilds nerves. It claims quick relief from debility neuralgia rheumatism sleeplessness and dyspepsia and credits testimonials from Rev. J W Ricketts of Sugar Grove Ohio and Mrs Jennie H Steele of Vaughns Georgia describing dramatic recoveries after several bottles.
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Paine
J. W. Ricketts
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Dandruff Causes Hair Loss and a Cure Found
The article explains that dandruff results from a scalp parasite that damages hair roots, leading to thinning and baldness. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a new method to kill the germ, eradicate dandruff, and restore glossy soft hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Record Registration Surges in Anaconda Election Prep
Nearly 90 names line the registration books over four days at the etynal office. Daily counts show new record breakers as Anaconda voters register ahead of a heavily anticipated election.
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Etynal
Anaconda
Finger Amputated from Mrs Burns at St Ann’s
Mrs P H Burns of 318 Commercial Avenue underwent a surgical amputation yesterday when the first finger of her right hand was removed at the knuckle due to blood poisoning. Doctors at St Ann’s hospital said the procedure was necessary though her condition remained serious. they express hope for a full recovery.
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P. H. Burns
Commercial Avenue
John Weaver Hosts Birthday Gathering at Home
John Weaver entertained friends at his home 455 Weer Park Avenue yesterday for his birthday. Beatrice Williams helped receive and entertain guests. Refreshments were served and the young people enjoyed themselves until a late hour.
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Johnnie Weaver
Weer Park Avenue
Beatrice Willams
Trial in Manila Court-Martial For Major Waller and Two Officers
Captain Dunlap testifies that Major Waller ordered Captain Day to shoot prisoners on Samar after prisoners ate roots. Waller pleads not guilty to murder but acknowledges 11 deaths. Defense challenges sanity testimony while admitting orders were given.
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Manila
Littleton
W. T. Walker
John D. Day
Marine Corps
Samar
Chaffee
Waller
Robert H. Dunlap
Gridley
Sergeant Quick
Cargadores
Day
Arthur T. Marix
Dr. Love
Major Waller
Denver to Salt Lake Line Cut Ten Hours
D. H. Moffat, back from New York trip, announces plans for a Denver to Salt Lake City short line via Berthoud Pass. The route would link with Senator Clark of Montana to reach the coast, reducing Denver Salt Lake distance to 525 miles and cutting travel time by ten hours.
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Denver
the Times
D. H. Moffat
New York
Salt Lake City
Celina Man Found Dead Near Fort Recovery Railway
The body of Anthony Purtscher of Celina Ohio was found beside a railway track at Fort Recovery. A revolver with two empty shells lay nearby and a bullet hole was in his temple. The wealthy Celina business man’s body was in a ditch with his head under water.
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Portland
Ind
Anthony Purtscher
Celina
Ohio
Fort Recovery
Purtscher
Carnegie Offers $200000 for Denver Free Library
Andrew Carnegie proposes to fund a free public library in Denver with 200000 dollars if the city commits at least 30000 dollars yearly for library support. The offer highlights Carnegie's condition and the city's funding obligation as of March 21.
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Denver
Andrew Carnegie
Threats Against Interior Minister After Riots
In St. Petersburg on March 21 reports say Interior Minister M. Lipiguine has received death threats by letter following Sunday riots. The messages accuse him of mismanaging the unrest and call for his removal.
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St. Petersburg
M. Lipiguine
London Wool Auctions Open With 1400 Bales On Offer
London wool auctions start with 1400 bales offered. Scoured wools attract strong demand from continental buyers. Crossbreds go mostly to home trade. Some light conditioned merinos and good crossbreds purchased by American buyers.
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London
Continent
Off to the County Jail for Two Youthful Offenders
Neal Violette and Willie Smith, about 14, pleaded guilty to petit larceny for breaking into a warehouse on North Cherry street. Each was sentenced to six months in the county jail with commitment withheld for good behavior, as authorities vow harsher action if reoffenders are found.
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Neal Violette
Willie Smith
Anaconda
Justice of the Peace
Quané
North Cherry Street
Boy to work with milk ranch after court case
A 16 year old, Hiram Sweifel, arrested for in corrigibility, is not sent to Miles City reform school. He will work for Joseph Smith at a milk ranch east of town after his mother swore against him. The court arranged the employment and the boy pledged no further contact with his parents. Thueson offers broad cloth and doeskin at 594 East Park.
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Hiram Sweifel
Miles City
Entertainment at School by Junior Class
A high school afternoon program by the junior class featured instrumental solos recitations and orations. Despite limited rehearsal time the students delivered an engaging varied program with performances by Margaret Hughes Tessie McBain Rose McManus Alice Starr Edwin Kenney Eva Charley Pauline McBain and Mary Brounell.
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Margaret Hughes
Mattie Cavin
Tessie McBain
Edwin Kenney
J -Rose McManus
Alice Starr
Ebdwin Evans
Eva Charley
Little Duchess
Pauline McBain
Mary Brounell
Coffee Hearts and Postum Relief Claims
A notice extols Postum Food Coffee as a remedy for heart trouble caused by coffee. It recounts a woman who quit coffee five years ago and recovered, and a second case where Postum helped a daughter’s liver trouble and a mother’s headaches. Endorsed by Mrs M Douglass of Elkhart Indiana.
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M. Douglass
Plum Street
Elkhart
Ind
Chicago Girl Finds Health After Lydia Pinkham Treatment
A Chicago woman Miss Lillie Sinclair shares her story of suffering and relief after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes excruciating pain and poor medical results and urges other young women to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lillie Sinclair
Chicago
Lillie E. Sinclair
Womans’ Century Bicycle Club
Til
Litums
E. Sinciarr
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bond sale notice from School District No 10 Anaconda
Sealed proposals are invited by School District No 10 Deer Lodge Montana for 58 bonds of $1 000 each dated April 1 1902 payable in 20 years redeemable in 10 with interest not over 5 percent semi annual. Bids must include $1 000 certified check to secure performance. Deadline April 14 1902 at 8 pm.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Frank Daly
Vd Court
County of
Patrick Db. Daly
William & Thomas
Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Mont
Anaconda
H. A. Nell
Proposals Sought for Montana Insane Care Contract
State Board of Commissioners for the Insane invites sealed proposals for two year care and maintenance of Montana's insane population. Proposals due March 2, 1902, must be mailed to the board and opened March 25, 1903, at 2 p.m. The board may reject any or all bids. Signed George M. Hays Secretary of State.
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State of Montana
State Board Commissioners For the
Helena
Mont
State Board of Commissioners For
George M. Hays
Board State Prison Commissioners
Fen
Board of State Prison Commissioners
Deer Longe
Fuch
Mortana Estate
George M Hays
Anaconda to Hold Annual City Election on April First
Notice sets April first 1902 as election day for Anaconda with one alderman elected from each ward. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ward locations Bottling works Montana Church 206 East Commercial City hall 213 Birch and 721 Fast Park. City Clerk G S Wisner dated March 18.
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Birch
Fast Park
S. E. Wisner
Notice of Registration for Anaconda City Election
Registration for Anaconda City electors in Wards One through Six for the April 7, 1902 municipal election will run March 18 to March 27 with a reopening April b for absent voters. Registration occurs at the police courtroom city hall corner of Commercial Avenue and Cedar Street 9 am to 10 pm.
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City of
Anaconda
Commercial Avenue
Cedar Street
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Carnegie
London Wool Auctions
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Thuesona
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Moither
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Thueson
East Park
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Princeton
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Caston
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
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Anaconda, Mont
United States
Rcomaesocupied
John S. Marshall
Varigaas
St. James Medical Association
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Keppler Jewelry Co
Board of Commissioners
Cascade County
Great Falls
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Copper City Commercial Co
Anacon
City of Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H. French
Adv
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James A. Darby
James Hicks
J. S. Wisner
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