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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
For Mayor William Kelliher, City Treasurer Dan Dwyer, and Police Magistrate John J. Walsh. The notice outlines candidacy and official duties for the upcoming municipal election in the city, with emphasis on their respective offices and eligibility.
A splendid boxing event at Turner Hall delivered seven glove contests with skilled bouts. Promoters highlighted competitive rounds and local crowd support as fighters showcased technique and stamina in a lively program.
A small Turner hall crowd witnessed seven orderly boxing bouts directed by Andy King of Anaconda. Debutant Young Carrig of Buffalo and an unknown fighter impressed early, while Pat Lanzer defeated Young Rockefeller of Anaconda in the third round amid cheers for the winner. Wood Birch ...
An advertisement touts an electrical belt as a universal remedy curing diverse ailments. It claims Nature aids recovery but needs this device, guarantees results with no cost if it fails, and cites 20 000 cured individuals plus a free electrical suspensory for male patients to entice readers to read the booklet.
In Anaconda the two round bout saw Lanzer prevail after a fierce match. Foley of Butte and Ford of Arizona fought six rounds with Foley showing speed and endurance. Black and White also contested a six round scrap, crude but persistent. King and Sims closed the event with Sims unable to land a punch as King controlled the action. An athletic club to teach boxing was announced to be formed in Anaconda with two tournaments monthly. Carpenters' union No. 88 clarifies it does not endorse political candidates.
John W. Taylor, a colored man, arrested by Constable Jake Rentz for body blows and uppercuts, arraigned and pled guilty. He receives six months in county jail after a prior eight months served, amid claims of epidemic Afro American crime and calls for harsher penalties. Harry McElroy, colored, fined $10 for disturbance at Capital hotel, with $5 paid and balance to be due Saturday. failure could lead to 90 days in county jail. Michael Callahan bedridden awaiting arrest on a separate threatened murder charge against his wife.
Amusement notes describe a grand parade by Al G Field with Mamelukes and minstrels, 12 swarthy riders on Arabian horses leading the spectacle. The event features a prominent band and a Monday night appearance at the Margaret theater on April 1.
An advertisement lists a fine French worsted suit at 27 dollars and coat and vest made to order for 20 dollars. It also notes rental of a large hall in Standard building one night weekly and plumbing services by Dezell at 405 East Park. Thueson at 504 East Park appears as contact.
Tenders will be received by the under signed up to 6 p m Monday April 1 for the excavations required for a building 50 by 75 feet corner Birch and Park avenue city Plans and other information obtained at office of H N Black architect JOSEPH BOLKOVATZ No 519 East Park avenue
Constipation or diarrhoea when your bowels are out of order. Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C make them act naturally. Genuine tablets never sold in bulk. All druggists 10c.
The Anaconda city clerk records nominations for mayor, treasurer, police judge, and aldermen across six wards. Candidates include Henry W. Stephens, William W. Harper, Rody J. Hayes, and others with listed residences and business addresses in Anaconda Montana.
A. C. M. Co. brick department lists candidates for alderman in various wards of Anaconda Montana. Second ward John J Wegener saloon keeper resides 320 West Third street with business at 107 Main street. Patrick J Trodden laborer resides 615 Front street. Sixth ward Alexander Beaudette stonecutter resides 10083 East Park avenue with business at the same address. Fifth ward Patrick J Trodden listed again. Nye merchant resides 621 Cedar Street with address East Park street. Haynes livery man resides Commercial avenue with business at 200 Commercial avenue. The notices present occupation and residence details for each candidate.
Brief readable fragment notes an incident involving natives and a party labeled as 11 Stuarts, with limited context or details available.
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