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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1902

Page

11

Butte Oil Companies Strike and Expand Montana Lands

Butte oil companies report extensive oil discoveries across northern Montana and nearby British Columbia. John C. Bender confirms Alberta and Winds Lake wells show oil in carboniferous limestone with plans to resume drilling April 1 and establish a new townsite near the field. More than 200000 acres have been located by various outfits, including Kintla Lake and Kindla Lake concerns, with funds raised and stock offered to stockholders.

John C. Bender Butte Oi Company Butte Kintla Lake Montana British Columbia International Boundary Line Butte Ot Company Ato Latte OU Company Winds Lake Willis Bender Kindla Lake Oil Company Kaispell Flathead River Butte O1 Company Butte Ol Kinda Lake Oil Company Butte Oil Company Vigor Dusap Butte O11 Company

Money to Loan at 9 and 10 Percent

J. F. Fariss & Co advertise real estate secured loans at nine and ten percent. The firm lists office at 119 Hamilton Street and offers improved security for borrowers seeking funds.

J. FP Fariss & Co Hamilton Street Cor

Election Judges Named for Upcoming School Vote

County commissioners named the eight polling places election judges for the April 5 school election. Districts list judge teams including John Leary Felix McCartney John Hamilton in No. 1 and Mrs Mary Tevin Thomas Glynn and G. Smith in No. 2, with others in Nos. 3 through 8.

John Leary Felix McCartney John Hamilton Mary Teviin Thomas Glynn G. Smith Nettie Smith Edward Pourak Minnie Donnelly James Haggerty George H. Lewis Ed Mulholland W. F. Brennan William Ryan Maurice Kelley B. N. Beebe Eugene Cadoigan Lillian O'Malley P. H. Manchester Kate Griffin Thomas Moorin William Cunningham W. F. Hadings John H. Hunter John Sattes Joe Singer Joe Melger

Bandmann Company Opens Butte Season With Merchant of Venice

Daniel K. Bandmann and his company depart Chicago for Butte and will open at Maguire's Grand opera house on Sunday night with The Merchant of Venice. The troupe is noted for strong production and Shylock role in New York revivals.

Maguire's Opera House Daniel KE. Bandmann Chicago Butte Maguire's Grand Opera House Bandmann Mr. Bandmann New York Shylock

Undertaking Fraternity to Honor Late Springer Brantner

The Blacksmiths and Helpers Union No. 77 W L U invites all members to meet at the Montana Undertaking company parlors Friday at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Springer Brantner. J V Cooney, President, signs.

Blacksmiths’ and Helpers Union No. 77 Montana Undertaking Company Springer Brantner J. V. Cooney

Duel at Clayton Post Office Ends in Jewelers Death

In Clayton New Mexico on March 26 a duel occurred at the post office between Postmaster John R. Guyer and jeweler W S Searls. Searls was killed after firing first. Guyer was unharmed and arrested.

Clayton N. M John R. Guyer W .S. Searls Searls Guyer

Partners Dispute Over Deed and Accounting in Mine Case

James Ryan sues Thomas R. Hinds for a deed to a seventh interest in lot 8, block 5, Rice addition, and for an accounting of ore profits. The suit notes July 2, 1900, purchase with Patrick Wall. Hinds later bought Wall’s share and refused Ryan recognition. About $1,000 in ore mined by Hinds is cited. Also, a divorce-related notice and several court actions are summarized.

James Ryan District Court Thomas R. Hinds Ryan Patrick Wall Hinds Wall Kirk and Clinton

Habeas corpus filed for Shadwell murder trial witness

Fred Schenbern through attorney Roy Alley seeks habeas corpus before Judge Meeman claiming unlawful detention by Sheriff Furey. Detained to ensure appearance at the Shadwell murder trial after a period of absence, with the hearing set for Saturday.

Fred Schenbern Roy &. Alley Meeman Schenbern Furey Shadwell

McLean Divorce Suit Seeks Desertion Alimony

Florence M. McLean files for divorce in district court against Laughlin L. McLean on grounds of desertion alleging no support for over a year. Couple married in Butte on November 22 1899 and defendant is now whereabouts unknown.

Florence M. McLean Laughlin L. McLean Butte

Tailoring at Globe Tailoring Co Opens on Park Street

Fine tailoring at moderate prices offered by Globe Tailoring Co located at 8 W Park Street with emphasis on quality garments and value for customers.

Globe Tailoring Co W. Park Street

Cascade district chooses trustees in city school poll

At a Cascade district labor council meeting in Great Falls on March 26 206 people attended Edwin Young helped nominate candidates and cast votes for five nominees Alex McKenzie James W Freeman John T Athey James Lithgow and H L Hull Hull and Lithgow win the short term spots to face incumbents Cooney and Warden from last night's election Hull a carpenter and Lithgow a smelter worker earned their party slate foothold in the contest.

Standard Great Falls Cascade District Labor Council C. FE. Mahoney I. G. Miller Edwin Young Young Alex McKenzie James W. Freeman John T. Athey James Lithgow H. L. Hull Mr. Hull Lithgow Cooney Leader the Tribune Mr. Lithgow

Wilson murder case jury completed after venire

Special Dispatch reports in Philipsburg that the Wilson murder trial jury was completed after 27 of 35 venire members answered when court opened. Testimony starts tomorrow morning and the trial is expected to last about two days with jurors J B Naslin J Walbilig J C Perry Thomas W Howell FE W Malory Gus Johnson William Franzman William Lyons J S Schoonover C A Russell Joseph Harris Alex Wright among others.

Standard Philipsburg Wilson J. B. Naslin John Walbililg Drummond

Funston Attacks Eastern Press On War Remarks

General Frederick Funston visiting Topeka denounces eastern newspapers for misinterpreting his New York Lotus club speech. He says editors nag him and questions their grasp of war articles versus golf as he defends his conduct in the Aguinaldo capture and argues his independence from hostile coverage.

Topeka Kan Frederick Funston California Funston Lotus Club New York Aguinaldo

Roosevelt Endorses War Speech Amid Expedition Disguise

A historical excerpt notes remarks by an officer claiming only four of his expedition’s men wore insurgent uniforms while others dressed as Filipino peasants. President Roosevelt approved prior remarks and wished the speaker to repeat them in Boston at Senator Lodge’s invitation, but orders prevented travel.

Roosevelt Boston Senator Lodge

Editor Guilty of Contempt in Cartoon Case

Honolulu dispatch reports Walter G. Smith editor of the Advertiser found guilty of contempt by the first circuit court and sentenced to 30 days in jail for a cartoon connected to the McCarthy assault case. The supreme court issued a habeas corpus writ, freeing him on bond to April 21, and the matter may go to Washington. Governor Dole sails to Washington March 2 to confer with President Roosevelt per Senator Carter's dispatch.

Associated Press Honolulu San Francisco Waler G. Smith Advertiser First Circuit Court McCarthy Gear Supreme Court Smith Washington Dole Sierra Carter Roosevelt

Cholera Toll Reported in Manila

At noon today health authorities report 49 cholera cases and 49 deaths in Manila with the city facing a severe outbreak.

Manila

Court Martial Continues For Major Waller Marine

Manila reports the ongoing court martial of Major Waller of the marine corps with proceedings continuing today and expected testimony.

Manila Waller Marine Corps

Execution of natives on Samar island alleged

A report notes charges of killing natives on Samar island without trial, with no new developments or features reported.

Samar Island

Tobacco Trade Moves Toward Dealer Support in London

London reports that American Tobacco Company representatives promised wholesale dealers a five percent profit on all deals. The Wholesale Tobacco Dealers Association warns that unless Imperial Tobacco meets this with a similar offer, the British tobacco trust faces a bleak outlook. Rumors say J. B. Duke seeks to buy France’s tobacco monopoly, pledging five year profits far above current returns, a plan deemed unlikely.

London American Tobacco Company Wholesale Tobacco Dealers Association Imperial Tobacco Company British Tobacco Trust J. B. Duke American Tobacco Companty

Leprosy Linked to Bad Fish Across South Africa

London reports Dr. Jonathan Hutchinson, ex-president of the Royal College of Surgeons, asserts leprosy stems from consuming badly cured salt fish imported from Capetown and coastal regions. He notes evidence of person to person transfer in some cases though not infectious in the strict sense, proposing contamination via touched foods.

London Jonathan Hutchinson The Royal College of Surgeons Eng South Africa Caps Town Hutchinson

Measures for Disease Control and Leprosy Isolation Homes

Preventive measures and legislative control of fish curing firms concern the diffusion of danger signals. The plan includes isolation homes for lepers during disease progression to limit transmission risk.

Hawley Claims Control Of Colorado and Southern Railway

Edwin Hawley president of the Town Central and Minneapolis and St. Louis roads announces that he and associates have acquired control of the Colorado and Southern railway. He refuses to identify partners and says Colorado and Southern would remain separate from Minneapolis and St. Louis and Iowa Central. He declines to discuss possible combos with other leading southern lines.

New York Edwin Hawley Town Central Minneapoli

Train Wreck Delays Union Pacific Service at Wilkins

A Union Pacific flyer No. 2 derailed near Wilkins station in Rawlins Wyoming causing an engine jump and damaged baggage and freight cars. The collision lightly injuring several persons and delaying traffic about 12 hours.

Rawlins Wyo Union Pacific Flyer Wilkins Station

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Butte News Montan Ing Herr Bandmann’s Company Chant of Venice J. J. Hoadley Tom Hinds Seme Ters Rose Gavin John W. Gavin William P. Murray Ilen Murray Clancy W. E. Shandrow Jessie Shandrow Iss Florence General Funston Symons Dolly Varden Walter G. Smith Tiser Pub Lishing West Park Symons Pique Kid Kid Monarch Rves of Pany Manglish Wholesalers Mr. Hawley
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